DIRECTV Manual TV Code

The DIRECTV Manual TV Code system provides universal remote control programming for various television brands and models. This manual covers code lookup methods, programming procedures, troubleshooting steps, and code listings for major TV manufacturers. Below are key sections for setup, programming, code database, and troubleshooting.

Features at a Glance

Key components: Universal remote control, code database, programming modes, device control capabilities.

Feature	Description
Universal Compatibility	Works with most TV brands and models
Multiple Programming Methods	Auto-search, direct code entry, code search
Device Control	Power, volume, channel, input selection
Code Database	Extensive library of manufacturer codes
Multi-Device Setup	Control TV, audio system, streaming devices
LED Indicators	Visual feedback for programming status
Reset Function	Restore remote to factory settings
Battery Power	Standard AA batteries for operation
IR Transmission	Infrared signal control up to 30 feet
Button Lock	Prevent accidental button presses

Remote Control Setup

Prepare remote control for programming and initial setup.

1. Install batteries: Insert fresh AA batteries observing correct polarity.
2. Clear previous codes: Hold MUTE and SELECT simultaneously for 3 seconds.
3. Position remote: Point directly at TV from within 10 feet.
4. Prepare TV: Ensure TV is powered on and responsive.

WARNING! Use only fresh batteries; expired batteries may cause programming failure. Keep remote clean and dry.

Code Programming Methods

Three methods available for programming TV codes.

1. Auto-search method: Hold TV button until LED blinks twice, press POWER repeatedly until TV turns off.
2. Direct code entry: Press and hold TV button, enter 4-digit code from database, release TV button.
3. Code search method: Press TV then POWER, use CHANNEL UP to cycle through codes until TV turns off.
4. Test functions: Verify volume, channel, and input controls work properly after programming.

CAUTION! Do not interrupt programming process; complete entire sequence for successful setup.

TV Code Database

• Samsung: Codes 10178, 10179, 11756, 11758, 11759
• LG: Codes 10444, 10445, 10446, 10447, 10448
• Sony: Codes 10051, 10171, 10172, 10173, 10174
• Vizio: Codes 11651, 11652, 11653, 11654, 11655
• TCL: Codes 11764, 11765, 11766, 11767, 11768
• Hisense: Codes 11511, 11512, 11513, 11514, 11515
• Sharp: Codes 11204, 11205, 11206, 11207, 11208
• Toshiba: Codes 11305, 11306, 11307, 11308, 11309
• Panasonic: Codes 10853, 10854, 10855, 10856, 10857
• Philips: Codes 10953, 10954, 10955, 10956, 10957

Remote Control Functions

Standard button functions and operational controls.

Primary Buttons: POWER, VOLUME UP/DOWN, CHANNEL UP/DOWN, MUTE, INPUT, MENU, GUIDE, INFO.

Navigation: Arrow buttons (UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT), SELECT/OK, BACK/EXIT. Number Pad: 0-9 for direct channel entry. Special Functions: LAST CHANNEL, FAVORITES, DVR control, AUDIO settings. LED Indicators: Blinks during programming, solid when ready. Device Selection: TV, AUDIO, DVD, AUX buttons for multi-device control.

Advanced Programming

Additional programming options for specific requirements.

1. Volume lock: Program remote to control TV volume instead of audio system.
2. Input naming: Assign custom names to input sources for easy identification.
3. Macro programming: Create sequences of commands for one-button operation.
4. Button mapping: Reassign functions to specific buttons if needed.

Tip: Refer to advanced programming guide for complex setups and custom configurations.

Code Testing & Verification

Verify correct code programming and functionality.

1. Power test: Press POWER button to turn TV on and off.
2. Volume control: Test VOLUME UP/DOWN and MUTE functions.
3. Channel control: Verify CHANNEL UP/DOWN and number pad entry.
4. Input selection: Test INPUT button cycling through available sources.
5. Menu access: Press MENU to access TV settings and navigation.
6. Range test: Operate remote from various distances and angles.
7. Battery test: Check LED brightness and response time.
8. Reset if needed: Clear programming and restart if functions incomplete.

WARNING! Complete all verification steps; partial functionality indicates incorrect code programming.

Multi-Device Setup

Program remote to control multiple entertainment devices.

Device Selection: Use TV, AUDIO, DVD, AUX buttons for different components. Code Separation: Each device maintains independent code programming. Switching Devices: Press corresponding device button before sending commands. Universal Functions: POWER, VOLUME, MUTE work across programmed devices. Advanced Setup: Program macros for coordinated multi-device operations.

Care & Cleaning

Remove batteries before cleaning. Use soft, dry cloth only; avoid liquids and abrasive cleaners.

CAUTION! Do not submerge remote in water; keep away from extreme temperatures and humidity.

Regulatory Information

FCC Part 15: Class B digital device; complies with interference limits for residential use. Copyright © DIRECTV. For support, visit www.directv.com/remote or contact 1-800-531-5000. Infrared operation: 940nm wavelength, 30-foot range typical. Battery disposal: Follow local regulations for battery recycling.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Possible Cause	Corrective Action
Remote not working	Dead batteries, obstructions	Replace batteries; clear line of sight; check distance.
Partial functionality	Incorrect code	Reprogram with different code from database.
LED not blinking	Battery issue, button failure	Check battery polarity; clean battery contacts.
Code not accepted	Invalid code, programming error	Verify code in database; repeat programming steps.
Intermittent operation	Weak batteries, interference	Replace batteries; reduce distance; check for IR interference.

Reset: Hold MUTE and SELECT for 3 seconds to clear all programming.

Service: 1-800-531-5000; www.directv.com/support